Alvaro

For context,I live in a garage without a window and really do not want them flying around my room. The problem is that the weather here is the hottest its been in almost a decade and the room with the door closed plus the lack of window turns into an oven. I really want to have the door open at least a few hours of the night, if my schedule permits.

My fiancee from Europe is coming to California this summer at the age of 20, she has been legal to drink since she was 16. I'm well aware that she'll be entering domain where she is not allowed to drink, but I'm wondering if there's any services available etc. to make it so we could enjoy our vacation this year, and drink some wine together at the vineyards. If there isn't anything I could do to arrange for drinking wine with her, would there still be a promising experience for the both of us if we visit there?

Somewhat necessary traits:

1. Crafting professions like weaponsmithing, armorsmithing and jewelry crafting.

2. Extensively long hunting for materials for crafting the 'best' things.

3. Free to play (?)

4. Dyes necessary. They gotta be readily available without having to pay (I see you Mabinogi)

5. The more random the better. Hoping to see the hypothetical best level 100 item crafted to not only have varying ranges on the damage it has, but also the kinds of stats. Maybe sometimes you get int and dex when you wanted strength and critical hit chance. You get the picture.

6. Not necessary to play PvP to have fun when you have all the best gear and highest level. (Maybe always the possibility for better gear, or trading in-game money for paid items legally through the trade system, or

Bonuses that make it even better:

1. A social game

2. Mounts

3. Achievement points (see Guild Wars 2)

4. Leveling things such as herbalism, mining, and woodcutting.

5. Randomized dungeons

6. Aesthetics, not so much quality of the game, but things such as hairstyles and looking cool.

Honestly, I touched Mabinogi and it was almost good, it just lacked randomization on weapons and you couldn't make/find your own dyes you had to buy them.

Guild Wars is pretty captivating but knowing that my end-game weapon is going to be a mirror image of everyone else's isn't very fun. ( I might go back to Guild Wars 2)

Going to the mall, watching movies, playing videogames and having sleepovers are sort of starting to be a bit too ordinary, most of them are girls and I'm a guy we are all inbetween 16-17, so I was thinking about doing stuff like making a "fixie" or playing zombie tag.